pWhat can I use in place of sour cream? Could I 'sour' goats milk and use it?/p
pConnie/p
sour cream?
Posted on: Fri, 07/19/2002 - 2:18pm
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Connielyn,
Some people use yogurt cheese. I think [url="http://www.cheesemaking.com"]www.cheesemaking.com[/url] sells machine-washable yogurt strainers which are wonderful. I use mine, however, to strain yogurt to make a low-fat cheese sauce. They also sell things to make other types of soft cheeses.
[This message has been edited by ryan's mom (edited July 20, 2002).]
Does sour cream pose a danger to a PA child?
I will make my own yogurt out of gaots milk. It did not work today maybe tomorrow it will.
Connielynn
Connielyn,
What method did you use to make yogurt out of goat's milk?
I heated the milk up and used a probiotic pill. I need to get some live culture, I guess. Then I have a yogurt machine that keeps it at the correct temp. Do you have any tips for me?
Connielynn
Not really. I use an insulated yogotherm for my various types of soft cheeses. It's just a large plastic container with an insulated foam interior to maintain the temperature of the mixture poured into it. Cheesemaking.com sells lots of different cultures if you don't have a source though. I've never heard of a probiotic pill used for yogurt making, but that makes sense. You have to understand, I'm no culinary whiz by any stretch of the imagination.
I had the probiotic on hand so I thought I would try it. It just does not work. You would think it would...........
I printed some recipes off Good Eats website, can not wait to try them!
Connielynn
If PA is the worry with the sour cream, which I am assuming it is not, I assume it is the dairy that is the problem, but if it is the PA, Cabot makes a safe sour cream. Cabot is a dairy in Vermont that makes cheese and butter (the best butter I ever tasted) and sour cream. They are so nice and helpful and say their products are totally safe. Just an FYI in case it is a PA worry!
Thanks!! [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/biggrin.gif[/img]
kcmom
PS # for Cabot is 1-88-try-cabot, in case you would like to call. [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/smile.gif[/img]
She is allergic to both, and many more foods.
Connielynn
kcmom,
I thought I read somewhere that Cabot makes cream cheese too. Do you know if this is true? Although I prefer my own homemade cream cheese, it sure would be nice to be able to buy some safe store-bought stuff in a pinch.
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